Question on bfv hackers
Can the Dev team create it's own hack on hackers code that prevents them from using the cheats on severs. So we don't have the issue of us policing the problem gamers and reporting which is not reall...
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Sadly no game in this years is 100% cheat protected. That is simply impossible in the modern day and one way or another someone will find a way. The anti-cheat teams try hard to stop them believe me but nothing is 100% full proof. And any professional will tell you the same for any game out there and not just BF.
They will try their best to prevent as much as possible and that is guaranteed at least. And yes reporting helps the teams action the offenders so keep doing that.
you should keep doing that, because most of us come home to enjoy a game not to sit there and report hackers in every game. NO GAME HAS AS MANY HACKERS. NOT EVEN OLD CSGO
They're doing the best they can; you should really be blaming * and other areas that actively sell this software to the masses. Consoles are pretty cheap and it sounds like you guys should just put up with potato graphics if it meant a severe drop in cheats and hackers
( lets not start a blaming anyone, never ends good) - Atic
Spot on, we should all get consoles. That way, they dont have to deal with the problem/whingers anymore because they just simply cant deal with the issue.
Shows how a big company has nothing left in the tank to combat the problem or fight for its consumers.
Dont need to get one when we just have to go to another game/Dev who is doing a more active and better job... how does the saying go? "if you dont like it, dont buy it"
How can you say they are doing the best they can ,the industry has allowed hacking site for years to evolve into its own empire that generates serious money, these sites and bank accounts for them should be frozen to resolve this epidemic.. The trouble is this cost vast amounts of time and money and it would effect profits in the short term, I'm not blaming Dice, EA , I blame the gaming industry. .just my opinion
It's more complicated than that. The industry adapts their anti-cheat policies and initiatives every year, but in the end, it's all a bunch of 0's and 1s- the cheater community will always be able to find a way around it. It's like the saying "cut the head off the Hydra and two will grow in its place"; they have to be extremely strategic in how they go about dismantling these businesses
